The Australian fund manager purchased Everstream Solutions, a company operating more than 10,000 route miles of internet cables.
The private debt market is booming. Even as lenders expand into alternative niches, the private equity-sponsored market remains by far the strongest source of deals.
The offering proposed by Gore Street Capital is eyeing a 1.3GW pipeline and is looking to generate an IRR of between 10% and 12%.
The pension is planning to build a $2.62bn infrastructure portfolio by 2023, which would represent 7 percent of its total AUM.
Three years after its initial investment, the UK-based fund manager is looking to buy the entire rural broadband provider, but fellow shareholder Railpen has rejected its offer.
Embracing new technology needed for autonomous vehicles would have positive effects on the power generation sector, argues the latest report from AMP Capital.
But the Grattan Institute’s focus on discount rate is largely seen as missing the mark by the industry.
Mauricio Quintella ties trade growth to opportunities in the sector as the country moves to attract private investments to smooth the transition of goods to and from its ports.
The sale of Oslofjord Varme to a consortium also including Infranode represents the first realisation from iCON’s €500m second fund.
Wendy Norris will now oversee private equity and property alongside infra and timberland amid a restructuring at Australia’s sovereign wealth fund.
Orix-backed CWA will use the funds to launch a series of PPPs aimed at improving infrastructure in non-metropolitan urban centres.
Energy regulator Ofgem proposes price controls as its CEO calls out Cheung Kong Infrastructure for not sharing gains with consumers.
Ontario authorities are looking for developers to transform its GO network as part of a C$21.3bn scheme to create a ‘regional rapid transit system’.
The UK pension fund is looking to grow its £600m infrastructure portfolio by targeting opportunities overseas.
The emerging markets specialist has suspended fundraising for its global fund and has released LPs from their commitments. What could this mean for the wider market?